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BhE patriot. i •.".r.-T-. ; Oct. 9 , 1 806. . H s*=^ : ‘ ! H" { ; Tories ; People —hav- H’ na ;isted the last drop of ■ijacw* 0/ political in- H,’ on M O ND A Y H 3 y of the General E r H n , without producing a. Htd of operation,we would Have to recommend 10 and r'ejl , if in fu Hihey fliould feel another Hj< from the qualms of am.* Hi.—They may puff, and H run about the streets, Sc Hup the relufe of society to H o 't their loft consequence ■power, but in this county, H never will be able to Hhtheir candidates with “ a H brief authority’’—The ■ions & patriotic MeciiA.- K joining with the repub ■l planters, will always be Hd an over match for ada • ■; and federal-anglo J uicans. ■ Fes thb PATRIOT. c Hreer to the “Mathematical IHl^Buf’stioii, ,> (improperly term. ace H.vfl) which appeared'in their “’’H epublican of the‘i and iust. \ received, as I’am alive, liiwurec pounds and twen .o!lH tv-five, ‘■ Shillings eke,- and Eight B pence more. “H P 3 3 way pound* ninety r'H “■Landlord, Baker, & so forth, Hhalf then, of what John was ■ worth, ‘■lent a fdend—One fifth he _H spent, u Hr learned Sir! You’ll be con ■ tent, P e nn’d a question s pro ■ found) ‘■at the true answer I have found, - - jH* 4 -’ when afi those sum* bereft, H tent h of the sum received 1 was left.* H p c W Proof. £. ■' rec eived 125 € g. Hd away 94. It Rem. 31 6 8 Hut one half 15 1 3 4 K . Rem. 15 i3 4 H c nt one filth 2 8 Hm> to sum rec’d.j£l2 10 t I )n Monday last, an elefli was held in this city, for übejs to represent us in the igrefs of the United States, the State Legislature. The >wing is the it ate of the For CONGRESS. M. Trrnf , 44.0 nis Smelt, 1 343 km IV. Bibb, 349 •ell Cobb, 322 ih Clarke, 76 mas Carr, ‘ , 25 was Spalding ’ • 39 tner Harris, 1 iam Bainet, ■ * v ’ 9 if* Simtns, 1 tA : 6 I'ATE LEGISLATURE. SENATORS. erd Telfair, 306 f- Flyming, 203 *H*XEsExTATIVES. ICe/,seller, 369 // A/ore-/, 313 Harden , 358 Af. iitrrian, 220 t r e have been favoured a further account of the of the Fractional Surveys, hose in the counties of infon amounted to 58,527 rs and 25 cents.— — The missioners are now felling 2 of iiald vincounty ,• on irsday evening they Had dispofeoof the whole of e in the second district— the Tecond district fold for 74,258 dollars and 25 cents. —The total ameunt of all the lales, including thole of Thursday, is 132,785 dollars 50 cents. Farmers Gaz. iraaxjui The Marquis Yrujo yesterday took passage on board the Frew h town packet for Philadelphia'. The circumstance of his not pro gressing t® the seat of govern ment, seem to declare that the te nor of the late paragraph was in-, correct, which clotfird him with new powers, calculated to offer insult to our government. —Bait. Paper. SHIP NEWS Port of Savannah> ’ # arrived. Brig Lovely Lass, Moore, New* York Brig Sally, Ansdelt, Philadelphia CLE AED. Schooner Enterprise, Stites, Cape de Verd JjjJJ ... -- J. •M* DlED—in this city on Saturday Evening last, Mrs. Margaret Miilin, wife of Geo. Millin, Esq. as an efFettionate partner through life, and a fond mother, her lol's will be truly felt, and her memory will long be revered among her numerous friends & acquaint lances. • On Monday Even ing lalt, after short illncfs, Mr. Pfeter Wylly, house carpen ter, a native of New - York $ a ged 33 years. REMOVAL, JOHN EOFFS, ‘ Re SFECTFU IL Y Inrorm* the public, that he Has removed to the corner of Jefferfon Street, in the house formerly occupied by Mr. j James Platt, where he intends carrying on the Boot & Shoe making f Business a? formerly, and hopes to me rit a Ihare of the public pa tronage. Oftober 9. aaw. 31. FACTORAGE AN D Commission Business THE fubferiber has taken the wharf which has for Come time been occupied by Messrs Havens Bilbo , on which he has convenient and fafe Stores for the reception of Produce, and will be happy to serve his friends and the public, in the above line. ROBERT M’DOUG ALL GEORGIA. By his Hdnor JARED IRWIN, President of the Senate and Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of this State and of the Militia thereof. A PROCLAMATION. HAVING arranged and cast up the votes of such coiin.’ I ties as have made return of. the e lections held on the first day of September instant, for a person to represent this State in the House of Representatives of the United States, agreeably to his Excellency the Governor’s pro clamation of the 18th June last ; and it appearing that Dennis SsiELT has the highest number ot votes.——l have thought fit to issue this my proclamation, noti fingthe same in order that the said Dennis Smelt may signify the acceptance or rtfnsal o! his said appointment, and adduce >r .|, Us.; a-sing eligible therefor, as are by law required. GIVEN unde;- my hand and the* Great Sejjt 1 of the State at the State House in Louis-, ville, this 24t1l day of Sep tember in ifie year of our lord one thousand eight ; hundred and sitx, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the thirty first* JARED IRWIN. President. By the President and Commander hi Chief. BEN. CHAIRES, Deputy Secretary of State. October 2, 9* LioarcTsJ Fire Misters. Savannah, Sept. 29, 1806. Resolved, That the 15th, l<StV maud Ji, sections of the Ordi’ nafiee, of the City Council, be published in the Gazettes of this City, at least three times in each paper ; and that Mr. Groves, Mr. Harman, and Mr. Cline, be a committee to enforce a compli ance of the said Ordinance ; and that the Committee do not pro ceed to an examination till after the expiration of the said publi cations. Extract From the Minutes. TH: PITT, Clk. XV. And be it further ordain ed by tie authority aforesaid, That within three months from and after die pasing of this ouli. nance, evety house within the fi. mits and jurisdiction of the City, occupied and tenanted, shall be supplied wfih buckets, at the ex. pence of the owners of said prein. ises to the number of at least the number of fire places in the same, including such as are in the out buildings, and the said buckets shall be equal in goodness and size to those procured for the use of the City, and painted, on which shall also hepainted in vi sible characters, the name. of the owner to whom said buckets be long, and ip case the owner of a ny house or tenement shdald re fuse or neglect, to have the said buckets supplied agreeable to this ordinance, it shall and may be lawful for the tenant to procure the same, deducting it one of his rent, and lurihtrn.oe, it shall be the duty of the fire masters, each to go through his ward at least oncej in every three-months, and examine the state of the buckets in each house, and in ease of ‘de ficiency, to summoti, the ■ delin quent before the ncif City Coun cil, and on conviction lie, she, or they, shall be fined two dollars for every bucket he,, she, or they are < short of tire number required bv this ordinance,-and-no person hall make use of any,-bucket or rocured, for any other purposes but that of extinguishing fire, un der the penalty of one dollar for each and every offence, end ill case any person cr persons shall wilt ally detain or secrete from the lawful owner any bucket procur ed a3 aforesaid, he, she or they shall„on conviction, forfeit a sum not exceeding ten dollars, lor e very fire bucket so detained or secreted. Y Vl. And Whereto, The stores under Ihe Bluff, a.,d Others in this Cy, have few and many of them no chimney*, Ife, it. Jur ther ordained, .That the owner* of every improved Wuarf, lot in this Citjf, shit furnish wit on three months twenty Buckets, for the building or buildings o.tj uch wharf and distribute them pro portionately .among the b jilduig and that the owner oi every o ther store in the City, that lias 110 fire place or places attached to f the same shall furnish two fire buckets for each store of such kind, and under t uch regulations, as other landlords are by tins or dainance compelled, to do. XVII. And be it further or dained by the authority afore said, That every owner o> a wooden house or houses,or isiick or stone houses covered with wood, occupied as dwelling houses or kitchens, shall vviltiiu three months after the publication hereof, provide the same with a sufficient ladder, or have a scuttle or Jdor cut through the root of such hedse or houses, large e- . nough for a man to pass through conveniently, under tlie penaltrv of a -fine not exceeding twenty dollars, \ * Agreeable it Resolve of the hoard of Fire- ’ ers. THE undersigned will com mence an examination of the lire Buckets, ladders and scut tles, attached to dwelling and Ware Houses in this City on Monday the 13th October next. R. V. Grimes, J Jonathan Cline, V Committee. W. N. Hat man. j IMFEHPOR | CQXJRT) at CHAMBERS'. GEORGIY, 4 Chatham County. J Hard y l)nnn t Sami Adms. I Ad,m, Samuel Williams-. J j. Williams THE defendant having prefer red bis petition setting forth that he is confined for debt jn the above case, by virtue of an ex ecution issuing out of Justice Poolors court, one a writ from the Mayors Court, that he is una ble topav Or satisfy the same, but is willing to deliver up all his pro perty lor the benefit of his credi tors, and praying to be admitted tiie to benefits of the acts in suoh case made and provided. On motion of Mr. Leake, at torney for tiie petitioner. It is ordered that the petition er, be brought before the Justices of the Inferior courts at the court house on the fourth day of Octo ber next, and that notice be serv and liis creditors or published in a Gazette of Savannah, that they ni ty then and there appear, edoshew cause if any they have, in ant me prayer of the 3atd pe titioner. A. S.BOLLOCH, j. j. c.c.c; Extract from the Minutes. BULLOCH, Clk. Sav. 24th Sept. 130fr.~ 92* Wm. Wilson, Has received per the ships Elita and Volant, a large part of his Fall Supply of Goods, Which With his Itock, before on hand, makes his af fortinent very complete. - Ambngft’ as grqat a variety of articles, as are commonly set forth in lengthy advertileinents is a large quantity of Whitaw& coljred Negfo CLOTH* As this article was purchaD ed lalt Winter for cash, and as a moderate advance only, will be now exatted, it is con ceived that it will be an object worthy the attention of Plan, ters, and others, who* wilh to purchase by the piece or pack age. Payment will be expefct ed in Ca/h, Cotton, or ap proved town notes. Savannah , Sept. 13, 1)0 ts TO LEASE, FOR A TERM OF YEARS, ($3- THAT vaiunble tra6l of oak, hickory and rice land containing 300 acres on the Louisville road, well known as the 8 mile house, one of the belt Hands for a public hoiile. ALSO, That plantation 10 miles from Savanuab, late the pro. perty of Joseph Clay, dec. at prelcnt occupied by captain Andrew M’Lean. ALSO, Two valuable tracts of oak, hickory and rice land, or any part thereof, adjoining the a bove, and the plantations ol David F. Bourquin, Elq. Mrs. Fox, <scc. See. ALSO, Thai plantation and iraft o£ I land, on the Great Ogechee road, twelve miles from Sa vannah. well known by the name of Kadick, late the pro* - perty and residence of Mr. Wm. Fox, deceased. E'or further intormation, pleale an* ply to FRANCIS COURVOISIE. Who offers for Sale, A Bargain , and on easy Terms’ A Valuable traft ofland, on he Satilla river, Glynn county, containing 10&0 acres, adjoin ing lands granted to Stephen Darayton and Miles Brewtor of South ‘Carolina, late the, property and granted to Wm* Telfair, Esq. A I. S O, Art undivided moiety of f s>oo acre tract of Land, on he Alatamahaw river, origi nally granted to Mr. Chas. W. M Kinnon,adjoining land* of Jnfs. Gibbons, Ma r v Mel ton, Butler, Maxwell, &c. ALSO, Two tracts of Land, on O gechee river Walhington coun. ty, containing acres each tract, originally granted to J. Beary and James Allen. Chambers, —/nferior court Chatham coun ty, Sept. 13th, 1806. Exr's Josiah Tat nail,^ Vs. I (VUlioth Brctet j Present Justice John H. Morel O N the petition of the de fendant, felting forth that he is confined intheculloa dy of thelherilf of the coun ty of Chatham, by virtue of a writ of capias ad satisfacien dum iflued from the I u penal* court of the said county, that he is unabled to pay or fatisfy his creditors, but is willing and d-firous of up all his clfaie for the use and bene> fit of his creditors-, and pray ing to be admitted to the be nefit of the act of afiTetnbly, in luch cale made and provided, and On motion of Mr. Weis*** eher, ouncil for the defendant It is ordered, that the peti tioner be brought up before the Justices of the /aid In ferior court, at the court house in Savannah, on Monday the 13th day of ofctober next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon of ihe fame day, in order to re ceive the benefit of the 6l a* forefaid, and it is further or dered that this rule be regular ly published in one of the Ga zettes of this city, and that no tice be served on t!*e leveral creditors of the defendant lo that they shay attend to shew cause (if any they have) why the petitioner /hculd not be difebarged agreeable to the prayer of his petition. Extractfrom the Alinutcs , Bullock, Clk. *9O. itn 20 Dollars Reward, Ranaway from the fubferi beron the 24th ultimo, a ne gro woman called CHAR LOTTE, (he is a stout black wench, about tjyeurs of age, and is weil known m this city. Whoever will lodge her in Jail, or deliver her to me in Bay lane, /hull receive a re ward of eight dollars, or twen • ty dollars on conviH ,ig any that may harbour her. C. H. FISH JT’ SepL 15